Etna (river)

The river Etna

The Etna is a river in Norway, in the high moors between Skaget and Marsteinhøgda ( municipality Øystre Slidre in the province (county ) Oppland ) arises, for the most part flows through the eponymous municipality Etnedal, at Dokka ( municipality Nordre land) by Dokka flows together to lead as Dokka -Etna in Randsfjorden.

Attractions

Along the river there are two bridges that require special attention. The Lunde bru bru and the Høljeraast. Lunde bru is Northern Europe's longest stone arch bridge; near the Høljerast bru are war memorials from World War II.

Three kilometers south of the Møllerstufossen ( waterfall ) are famous rock carvings from the Neolithic Age ( in Norwegian called Helleristninger ).

Tributaries

After the Etna has passed through the Etnsenn and Kalvefjord, come to another, usually smaller streams.